Hölder estimates and weak convergences of certain weighted sum processes
Shigeki Aida, Nobuaki Naganuma
TL;DR
The article analyzes weighted sum processes driven by fractional Brownian motion and built from fixed-order Wiener chaos, deriving Hölder-type estimates and a functional limit theorem. By combining Malliavin calculus, the fourth moment theorem, and multidimensional Young integrals, it establishes moment bounds and discrete Hölder control for chaos of order $2$, and proves a weak convergence (FCLT) to Brownian-type stochastic integrals driven by independent Brownian motions. The work further extends these results to Wiener chaos of order $3$, providing a comprehensive covariance analysis across multiple configurations and demonstrating how the limiting behavior can be captured by explicit Gaussian processes. These findings illuminate the asymptotic behavior of weighted Hermite variations and have implications for error analysis in rough differential equations driven by fBm, particularly in multidimensional settings.
Abstract
We study weighted sum processes associated to elements in a Wiener chaos with fixed order. More precisely, we show Hölder estimates and a functional limit theorem for them. Main tools we use are the integration by parts formula in Malliavin calculus, the fourth moment theorem, and estimates in multidimensional Young integrals.
